Quinn Ewers Returns as Texas Prepares for Showdown Against Oklahoma!

Big news is rocking the college football world as Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian has officially declared that senior quarterback Quinn Ewers will reclaim his starting position for the highly anticipated matchup against No. 19 Oklahoma this Saturday. Ewers will step back onto the field after missing over two games due to a strained abdomen injury sustained during Texas' Week 3 victory over UTSA.

Sarkisian's announcement came as no shock to fans and analysts alike, as reports indicated that Ewers was on track for a return following Texas's bye in Week 6. On Wednesday, the university's injury report listed him as probable to play, raising hopes among Longhorns supporters. Heading into the game, Texas has been designated as a 13.5-point favorite against an Oklahoma squad grappling with significant injury issues, notably missing at least four of their top receivers.

In Ewers' absence, freshman sensation Arch Manning stepped into the spotlight, leading the team admirably. Although Manning showcased his skills with a rushing touchdown and four passing touchdowns in his first game against UTSA, he struggled to replicate that level of performance in subsequent matchups against Louisiana-Monroe and Mississippi State. Nevertheless, his contributions helped Texas secure an impressive 5-0 record.

Texas recently ascended to the No. 1 spot in the AP Top 25, seizing the lead following Alabama's unexpected loss to Vanderbilt. The Longhorns have managed to maintain their position ahead of Ohio State, despite the Buckeyes securing a dominant home win against Iowa.

Ewers has shown potential this season, completing 58 of 79 passes for a total of 691 yards and a staggering eight touchdown passes, along with just two interceptions. His performance continues to mirror his success from last year's breakout season when Texas clinched the Big 12 championship and made a historic appearance in the College Football Playoff. After considering entry into the 2024 NFL Draft, Ewers ultimately decided to return to Texas for another year, promising to elevate his game further.

Following the clash with the Sooners, the Longhorns will prepare for another intense challenge as they host No. 5 Georgia in Week 8, before a trip to Vanderbilt to round out the month of October.

As the excitement builds for the Texas vs. Oklahoma game, fans are left to wonder: Will Quinn Ewers lead the Longhorns to victory and solidify their dominance in college football? Don’t miss out on what promises to be an explosive showdown!